3 common mistakes in lease accounting
FASB’s delay of the effective date of ASC 842 for private companies is a gift to businesses struggling to get the new lease standard right.
Trump helped nix electric car tax measure sought by Tesla, GM
The expansion of a tax credit for electric vehicles isn’t likely to appear in a broad deal being negotiated by House and Senate leaders, and backers of the popular tax break say President Donald Trump is to blame.
Trump helped nix electric car tax measure sought by Tesla, GM
Doeren Mayhew acquires Evans & Chastain
The Top 100 Firm is expanding its presence in Houston with the M&A deal.
Better client onboarding: Power of the personal cash flow statement
To get a better handle on your client’s personal cash flow situation, you need to go beyond their business and understand their family financial dynamics.
Better client onboarding: Power of the personal cash flow statement
Taxpayers more likely to use DIY tax software, but less satisfied with results
Taxpayers are more than twice as likely to use DIY tax preparation software as an accountant to do their taxes, but they’re 38 percent less satisfied with the results, according to a new survey.
Taxpayers more likely to use DIY tax software, but less satisfied with results
Updates to ProSeries and Lacerte include more efficient e-filing
Intuit is also offering its own Cloud hosting solution for the desktop tax prep software.
Updates to ProSeries and Lacerte include more efficient e-filing
Citrin Cooperman adds LA entertainment firm
The Top 25 Firm has merged in Mejia & Kaplan, which specializes in serving entertainers and performing artist clients.
RISCPA to hold workforce training program in Jan. 2020
The Rhode Island Society of CPAs’ free program will offer local students the opportunity to bolster their soft skills.
Why the audit — and auditors — need to change
Technology is ready to disrupt this core service of the profession, and that’s going to require a serious response from auditors, according to Alan Anderson of Accountability Plus.
U.S. spending bill to repeal health taxes, extend Ex-Im Bank
Congressional spending bills are expected to permanently repeal the “Cadillac tax” and other taxes funding the Affordable Care Act, raise the tobacco purchasing age to 21, and extend the U.S. Export-Import Bank for seven years, according to a senior House Democratic aide familiar with the talks.
U.S. spending bill to repeal health taxes, extend Ex-Im Bank